Personalized Physical Therapy Care
Our Physical Therapy department is conveniently located on site at the RMOA clinic. Our integrated care model allows you to receive the best care through close communication with your orthopaedic specialist. Don’t be surprised if your Orthopaedic Surgeon peeks in while you are rehabilitating.
Massage Therapy
We also offer medical massage with our licensed massage therapist. Visit our massage therapy page for more information.
To schedule your appointment call our direct line at 970-683-2225
We offer “hands on” care and personalized rehabilitation programs to our valued patients. Our therapy team specializes in sports medicine and post-operative rehabilitation for children to seniors and couch potatoes to elite athletes. Our goal is to help you reach your goals.
Physical Therapy is often prescribed to treat the following conditions:
Knee Pain
• Arthritis
• IT Band
• Ligament Sprain
• Patella Femoral
• Post-Operative Rehab
Hip Pain
• Arthritis
• Bursitis
• Hamstring Strain
• Hip Flexor Strain
• Post-Operative Rehab
Neck Pain
• Arthritis
• Headaches
• Herniated Disk
• Pinched Nerve
• Post-Operative Rehab
Shoulder Pain
• Arthritis
• Bursitis
• Dislocation/Instability
• Post-Operative Rehab
• Rotator Cuff Strain
Foot Pain
• Ankle Sprain
• Plantar Fasciitis
• Post-Operative Rehab
Back Pain
• Arthritis
• Glute (butt) Pain
• Herniated Disk
• Instability
• Pinched Nerve
• Sciatica
Patient Rehabilitative Exercise Handouts
Rehab Exercises: ACL Reconstruction
Rehab Exercises: Core Strengthening
Rehab Exercises: Frozen Shoulder Stretching
Rehab Exercises: Golfer’s Elbow/Medial Epicondylitis
Rehab Exercises: Knee Arthroscopy
Rehab Exercises: Knee Replacement
Rehab Exercises: Pilates Rehab
Rehab Exercises: Tennis Elbow/Lateral Epicondylitis
Rehab Exercises: Throwers Level 1
Rehab Exercises: Throwers Level 2
Informational Handouts
Ankle Sprain – A Significant Injury
Conditioning: Stretching Information for Runners – The Injured Runner
Exercise Modifications to Enhance Shoulder Function
Physical Therapy for the Joint Replacement Patient